Take 4 CBT sessions and a 50-question module test on the Constitution of India with explanation-led review.
Take 4 CBT sessions of 25 questions each plus a 50-question module test on the Constitution of India with +5 and -1 marking.
Use the 4 sectional sessions for focused revision or attempt the 50-question module test. Scoring follows +5 for correct answers and -1 for incorrect answers.
A mixed paper sampling all 4 sessions for broader CUET General Test revision.
1. Which part of the Constitution declares India to be a sovereign, socialist, secular, democratic republic?
Explanation: The Preamble states the constitutional philosophy of India.
2. Equality before law is guaranteed under which article?
Explanation: Article 14 provides equality before law and equal protection of laws.
3. Protection of life and personal liberty is guaranteed under which article?
Explanation: Article 21 protects life and personal liberty.
4. Which article was called the heart and soul of the Constitution by Dr B.R. Ambedkar?
Explanation: Article 32 gives the right to constitutional remedies.
5. Which constitutional part is non-justiciable but fundamental in governance?
Explanation: DPSPs guide the State but are not enforceable in court.
6. Which amendment added Fundamental Duties?
Explanation: The 42nd Amendment added Fundamental Duties to the Constitution.
7. Which house of Parliament is called the House of the People?
Explanation: Lok Sabha is the directly elected lower house.
8. Which institution is the apex judicial body in India?
Explanation: The Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority in India.
9. Who is the President of India in 2026 according to official records?
Explanation: Official Rashtrapati Bhavan releases in the 2026 cycle identify Droupadi Murmu as President.
10. Who is the Prime Minister of India in 2026 according to the official PM website?
Explanation: The PM India website confirms Narendra Modi as Prime Minister in the 2026 exam cycle.
11. Which part of the Constitution declares India to be a sovereign, socialist, secular, democratic republic?
Explanation: The Preamble states the constitutional philosophy of India.
12. Equality before law is guaranteed under which article?
Explanation: Article 14 provides equality before law and equal protection of laws.
13. Protection of life and personal liberty is guaranteed under which article?
Explanation: Article 21 protects life and personal liberty.
14. Which article was called the heart and soul of the Constitution by Dr B.R. Ambedkar?
Explanation: Article 32 gives the right to constitutional remedies.
15. Which constitutional part is non-justiciable but fundamental in governance?
Explanation: DPSPs guide the State but are not enforceable in court.
16. Which amendment added Fundamental Duties?
Explanation: The 42nd Amendment added Fundamental Duties to the Constitution.
17. Which house of Parliament is called the House of the People?
Explanation: Lok Sabha is the directly elected lower house.
18. Which institution is the apex judicial body in India?
Explanation: The Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority in India.
19. Who is the President of India in 2026 according to official records?
Explanation: Official Rashtrapati Bhavan releases in the 2026 cycle identify Droupadi Murmu as President.
20. Who is the Prime Minister of India in 2026 according to the official PM website?
Explanation: The PM India website confirms Narendra Modi as Prime Minister in the 2026 exam cycle.
21. Which part of the Constitution declares India to be a sovereign, socialist, secular, democratic republic?
Explanation: The Preamble states the constitutional philosophy of India.
22. Equality before law is guaranteed under which article?
Explanation: Article 14 provides equality before law and equal protection of laws.
23. Protection of life and personal liberty is guaranteed under which article?
Explanation: Article 21 protects life and personal liberty.
24. Which article was called the heart and soul of the Constitution by Dr B.R. Ambedkar?
Explanation: Article 32 gives the right to constitutional remedies.
25. Which constitutional part is non-justiciable but fundamental in governance?
Explanation: DPSPs guide the State but are not enforceable in court.
26. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Preamble correctly matches Preamble. The Preamble states the constitutional philosophy of India.
27. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Article 14 correctly matches Article 14. Article 14 provides equality before law and equal protection of laws.
28. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Article 21 correctly matches Article 21. Article 21 protects life and personal liberty.
29. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Article 32 correctly matches Article 32. Article 32 gives the right to constitutional remedies.
30. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Directive Principles of State Policy correctly matches Directive Principles of State Policy. DPSPs guide the State but are not enforceable in court.
31. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: 42nd Amendment correctly matches 42nd Amendment. The 42nd Amendment added Fundamental Duties to the Constitution.
32. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Lok Sabha correctly matches Lok Sabha. Lok Sabha is the directly elected lower house.
33. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Supreme Court of India correctly matches Supreme Court of India. The Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority in India.
34. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Droupadi Murmu correctly matches Droupadi Murmu. Official Rashtrapati Bhavan releases in the 2026 cycle identify Droupadi Murmu as President.
35. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Narendra Modi correctly matches Narendra Modi. The PM India website confirms Narendra Modi as Prime Minister in the 2026 exam cycle.
36. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Preamble correctly matches Preamble. The Preamble states the constitutional philosophy of India.
37. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Article 14 correctly matches Article 14. Article 14 provides equality before law and equal protection of laws.
38. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Article 21 correctly matches Article 21. Article 21 protects life and personal liberty.
39. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Article 32 correctly matches Article 32. Article 32 gives the right to constitutional remedies.
40. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Directive Principles of State Policy correctly matches Directive Principles of State Policy. DPSPs guide the State but are not enforceable in court.
41. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: 42nd Amendment correctly matches 42nd Amendment. The 42nd Amendment added Fundamental Duties to the Constitution.
42. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Lok Sabha correctly matches Lok Sabha. Lok Sabha is the directly elected lower house.
43. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Supreme Court of India correctly matches Supreme Court of India. The Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority in India.
44. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Droupadi Murmu correctly matches Droupadi Murmu. Official Rashtrapati Bhavan releases in the 2026 cycle identify Droupadi Murmu as President.
45. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Narendra Modi correctly matches Narendra Modi. The PM India website confirms Narendra Modi as Prime Minister in the 2026 exam cycle.
46. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Preamble correctly matches Preamble. The Preamble states the constitutional philosophy of India.
47. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Article 14 correctly matches Article 14. Article 14 provides equality before law and equal protection of laws.
48. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Article 21 correctly matches Article 21. Article 21 protects life and personal liberty.
49. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Article 32 correctly matches Article 32. Article 32 gives the right to constitutional remedies.
50. Choose the correctly matched pair.
Explanation: Directive Principles of State Policy correctly matches Directive Principles of State Policy. DPSPs guide the State but are not enforceable in court.
51. Which option best fits this clue: Opening constitutional statement?
Explanation: The Preamble states the constitutional philosophy of India.
52. Which option best fits this clue: Equality before law?
Explanation: Article 14 provides equality before law and equal protection of laws.
53. Which option best fits this clue: Life and liberty?
Explanation: Article 21 protects life and personal liberty.
54. Which option best fits this clue: Heart and soul?
Explanation: Article 32 gives the right to constitutional remedies.
55. Which option best fits this clue: Non-justiciable governance principles?
Explanation: DPSPs guide the State but are not enforceable in court.
56. Which option best fits this clue: Fundamental Duties amendment?
Explanation: The 42nd Amendment added Fundamental Duties to the Constitution.
57. Which option best fits this clue: House of the People?
Explanation: Lok Sabha is the directly elected lower house.
58. Which option best fits this clue: Apex court?
Explanation: The Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority in India.
59. Which option best fits this clue: President of India in 2026?
Explanation: Official Rashtrapati Bhavan releases in the 2026 cycle identify Droupadi Murmu as President.
60. Which option best fits this clue: Prime Minister of India in 2026?
Explanation: The PM India website confirms Narendra Modi as Prime Minister in the 2026 exam cycle.
61. Which option best fits this clue: Opening constitutional statement?
Explanation: The Preamble states the constitutional philosophy of India.
62. Which option best fits this clue: Equality before law?
Explanation: Article 14 provides equality before law and equal protection of laws.
63. Which option best fits this clue: Life and liberty?
Explanation: Article 21 protects life and personal liberty.
64. Which option best fits this clue: Heart and soul?
Explanation: Article 32 gives the right to constitutional remedies.
65. Which option best fits this clue: Non-justiciable governance principles?
Explanation: DPSPs guide the State but are not enforceable in court.
66. Which option best fits this clue: Fundamental Duties amendment?
Explanation: The 42nd Amendment added Fundamental Duties to the Constitution.
67. Which option best fits this clue: House of the People?
Explanation: Lok Sabha is the directly elected lower house.
68. Which option best fits this clue: Apex court?
Explanation: The Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority in India.
69. Which option best fits this clue: President of India in 2026?
Explanation: Official Rashtrapati Bhavan releases in the 2026 cycle identify Droupadi Murmu as President.
70. Which option best fits this clue: Prime Minister of India in 2026?
Explanation: The PM India website confirms Narendra Modi as Prime Minister in the 2026 exam cycle.
71. Which option best fits this clue: Opening constitutional statement?
Explanation: The Preamble states the constitutional philosophy of India.
72. Which option best fits this clue: Equality before law?
Explanation: Article 14 provides equality before law and equal protection of laws.
73. Which option best fits this clue: Life and liberty?
Explanation: Article 21 protects life and personal liberty.
74. Which option best fits this clue: Heart and soul?
Explanation: Article 32 gives the right to constitutional remedies.
75. Which option best fits this clue: Non-justiciable governance principles?
Explanation: DPSPs guide the State but are not enforceable in court.
76. Which item belongs to the category "Constitutional Philosophy"?
Explanation: Preamble belongs to Constitutional Philosophy. The Preamble states the constitutional philosophy of India.
77. Which item belongs to the category "Fundamental Rights"?
Explanation: Article 14 belongs to Fundamental Rights. Article 14 provides equality before law and equal protection of laws.
78. Which item belongs to the category "Fundamental Rights"?
Explanation: Article 21 belongs to Fundamental Rights. Article 21 protects life and personal liberty.
79. Which item belongs to the category "Fundamental Rights"?
Explanation: Article 32 belongs to Fundamental Rights. Article 32 gives the right to constitutional remedies.
80. Which item belongs to the category "Governance Principles"?
Explanation: Directive Principles of State Policy belongs to Governance Principles. DPSPs guide the State but are not enforceable in court.
81. Which item belongs to the category "Amendments"?
Explanation: 42nd Amendment belongs to Amendments. The 42nd Amendment added Fundamental Duties to the Constitution.
82. Which item belongs to the category "Parliament"?
Explanation: Lok Sabha belongs to Parliament. Lok Sabha is the directly elected lower house.
83. Which item belongs to the category "Judiciary"?
Explanation: Supreme Court of India belongs to Judiciary. The Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority in India.
84. Which item belongs to the category "Current Constitutional Offices"?
Explanation: Droupadi Murmu belongs to Current Constitutional Offices. Official Rashtrapati Bhavan releases in the 2026 cycle identify Droupadi Murmu as President.
85. Which item belongs to the category "Current Constitutional Offices"?
Explanation: Narendra Modi belongs to Current Constitutional Offices. The PM India website confirms Narendra Modi as Prime Minister in the 2026 exam cycle.
86. Which item belongs to the category "Constitutional Philosophy"?
Explanation: Preamble belongs to Constitutional Philosophy. The Preamble states the constitutional philosophy of India.
87. Which item belongs to the category "Fundamental Rights"?
Explanation: Article 14 belongs to Fundamental Rights. Article 14 provides equality before law and equal protection of laws.
88. Which item belongs to the category "Fundamental Rights"?
Explanation: Article 21 belongs to Fundamental Rights. Article 21 protects life and personal liberty.
89. Which item belongs to the category "Fundamental Rights"?
Explanation: Article 32 belongs to Fundamental Rights. Article 32 gives the right to constitutional remedies.
90. Which item belongs to the category "Governance Principles"?
Explanation: Directive Principles of State Policy belongs to Governance Principles. DPSPs guide the State but are not enforceable in court.
91. Which item belongs to the category "Amendments"?
Explanation: 42nd Amendment belongs to Amendments. The 42nd Amendment added Fundamental Duties to the Constitution.
92. Which item belongs to the category "Parliament"?
Explanation: Lok Sabha belongs to Parliament. Lok Sabha is the directly elected lower house.
93. Which item belongs to the category "Judiciary"?
Explanation: Supreme Court of India belongs to Judiciary. The Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority in India.
94. Which item belongs to the category "Current Constitutional Offices"?
Explanation: Droupadi Murmu belongs to Current Constitutional Offices. Official Rashtrapati Bhavan releases in the 2026 cycle identify Droupadi Murmu as President.
95. Which item belongs to the category "Current Constitutional Offices"?
Explanation: Narendra Modi belongs to Current Constitutional Offices. The PM India website confirms Narendra Modi as Prime Minister in the 2026 exam cycle.
96. Which item belongs to the category "Constitutional Philosophy"?
Explanation: Preamble belongs to Constitutional Philosophy. The Preamble states the constitutional philosophy of India.
97. Which item belongs to the category "Fundamental Rights"?
Explanation: Article 14 belongs to Fundamental Rights. Article 14 provides equality before law and equal protection of laws.
98. Which item belongs to the category "Fundamental Rights"?
Explanation: Article 21 belongs to Fundamental Rights. Article 21 protects life and personal liberty.
99. Which item belongs to the category "Fundamental Rights"?
Explanation: Article 32 belongs to Fundamental Rights. Article 32 gives the right to constitutional remedies.
100. Which item belongs to the category "Governance Principles"?
Explanation: Directive Principles of State Policy belongs to Governance Principles. DPSPs guide the State but are not enforceable in court.